ODDS RATIO LESS THAN 1

May 5, 12
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  • wide range of true odds ratios, while the methods of Mlettlnen and Woolf are . ..
  • logical indicating if a confidence interval for the odds ratio in a 2 by 2 table should
  • ratio less than 1 indicates protection for the negative outcome. Here there is a mix
  • Apr 3, 2012 . Finally, the odds ratio is the ratio of the odds for some category to some other .
  • Oct 11, 2002 . An odds ratio greater than one implies that the event is more likely in the first
  • Jan 6, 2005 . Someone sent me an email asking how to interpret an odds ratio less than 1. An
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  • Feb 12, 2012 . Here is a question posted on the web about the interpretation of odds ratios that
  • Mar 26, 2012 . Less than 1: The trait or factor is linked to a decrease in risk. Relative risks are
  • Odds ratios greater than one indicate that tolerance goes up across that
  • odds ratio will be larger than one (with no upper limit); when the experimental
  • An odds ratio greater than 1 indicates that the condition or event is more likely to
  • Sep 16, 2002 . Both odds and odds ratios are dimensionless. An odds ratio less than 1 means
  • Expressed in this way, it is a little easier to see what is going on with the odds
  • Nov 22, 2010 . For example, the Cochrane group codes the values so that an odds ratio less
  • The diagnostic odds ratio ranges from zero to infinity, although diagnostic odds
  • When the odds ratio is over 1, the odds of, say the wife working, increases as the
  • Third, one can take steps to facilitate interpretations. One could calculate the
  • If there is no association, the odds ratio will be one. If the exposure is protective
  • The odds ratio (OR) is one of several statistics that have become . An OR of less
  • Apr 23, 2011 . Conversely, odds ratio values less than 1 imply that the variables x and y are
  • Log Odds Ratio | Yules-Q | Yules-Y | Phi-square | Pearson correlation | Kappa .
  • For example, “The odds ratio was 0.75 with a 95% confidence interval of 0.70 to
  • Here we would expect a negative association, so the odds ratio would have to be
  • odds ratios tend to exaggerate relative risk. Odds ratios greater than 1 tend to
  • If it reduces the chance of having the event, the odds ratio will be less than 1; if it
  • An odds ratio greater than one implies that an event is more likely in the first
  • As with relative risk, an odds ratio greater than 1 im- plies a positive association
  • Apr 4, 2007 . Though they may sound synonymous, the odds ratio and the relative . . is more
  • Some folks have problems with odds ratios less than 1. Just invert the odds ratio.
  • If 74% of households with savings rules spend less than income,. the odds = 0.74
  • but also that it will be inferior to the MH estimator for odds ratios less than 1. The
  • Sometimes both the upper bound and the lower bound are greater than one. In
  • occurrence to the whole) or odds (a ratio of occurrence to non- occurrence). . .
  • available are the purchase price (coded as 1 if purchase $100 or more, 0 if
  • An odds ratio greater than 1 indicates that the odds of a positive response are
  • Mar 28, 1998 . We know that if the odds ratio is less than one then the odds (and therefore the
  • An odds ratio of greater than one means that the exposure may increase the risk
  • Clinical trials typically look for treatments which reduce event rates, and which
  • One would expect that because this is the definition of Exposure to Ad- verse
  • For relative risk = µ > 1, this ratio is greater than one =) OR > RR. For relative risk
  • Mar 10, 2011 . Alternatively, for OR F vs M = odds(F)/odds(M), we can see that if the odds(F) <
  • odds ratio overestimates the risk ratio when it is more than 1 or underestimates it
  • Values for both risk ratios and odds ratios less than 1 are bounded by 0. In that
  • For both risk and odds, the lower limit is 0. For any level of risk or odds under no

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